1995
Las Estrellas de América 1995
El Observador
Uruguay
100 stickers
El Observador is a Uruguayan newspaper, first published in October 1991. Thanks to Aaron Segaar for his help with this project.
1. Mazukiewicz
2. José Leandro Andrade
3. Junior
4. "El Mariscal" Nasazzi
5. Domingos da Guia
6. Pepe Schiaffino
7. Garrincha
8. Falcao
9. Di Stefano
10. Pele
11. Maradona
12. Oscar "Gallego" Ferro
13. Claudio Arbiza
14. Luis Diego Lopez
15. Tabaré Silva
16. José Herrera
17. Oscar Aguirregaray
18. José Piendibene
19. "Perucho" Petrone
20. Team Photo (Uruguay)
21. Héctor "El Mago" Scarone
22. Luis Cubilla
23. Gustavo Méndez
24. Paolo Montero
25. Fernando Alvez
26. Sergio Martinez
27. Pablo Bengoechea
28. Gustavo Poyet
29. Alvaro Gutirrez
30. Diego Martin Dorta
31. Nelson "Abeja" Abeijon
32. Eber Moas
33. Ruben Sosa
34. Daniel Fonseca
35. Osvaldo Canobbio
36. Debray Dario Silva
37. Marcelo "Marujo" Otero
38. Enzo Francescoli
39. Edgardo "El Brasilero" Adinolfi
40. Jorge Campos
41. José Luis Chilavert
42. Rene Higuita
43. Miguel Angel Rimba
44. Marco Sandy
45. Marcos Evangelista de Moraes "Cafu"
46. Leonel Alvarez
47. Celso Ayala
48. Paolo Montero
49. Luis Capurro
50. Ivan Hurtado
51. Alexei Lalas
52. Juan Ramirez
53. Jorginho
54. Pablo "El Profesor" Bengoechea
55. Carlos Alberto Valderrama
56. Rai Souza Veiera
57. Fernando Redondo
58. Fredy Rincon
59. Stalin Rivas
60. Marco Antonio Etcheverry
61. Luis Garcia Aspe
62. Ernie Stewart
63. Gustavo Poyet
64. Mauro Silva
65. Ariel "El Burrito" Ortega
66. Estanislao Struway
67. Chemo del Solar
68. Diego Simeone
69. Romario da Souza
70. Gabriel Batistuta
71. Daniel Fonseca
72. Edmundo
73. Erwin "Platini" Sanchez
74. José Roberto Gama
75. Victor Aristizabal
76. Paulo Sergio Rosa
77. Abel Balbo
78. Enzo Francescoli
79. Tino Asprilla
80. "El Principito" Ruben Sosa
81. Ronaldo
82. Ivan Zamorano
83. Luis Garcia Aspe
84. José Dolgetta
85. Pedro Cea (Copa América 1923)
86. Uruguay (Olympic Games 1924)
87. Argentina (Olympic Games 1928)
88. Argentina (1930)
89. Argentina at Estadio Centenario
90. Ballesteros (1935)
91. Uruguay (1942)
92. Ghiggia
93. Schubert Gambetta (Copa Jules Rimet 1950)
94. Maceirasm Omar Sivori (1956)
95. Uruguay (1959)
96. Pedro Rocha (1967)
97. Overath (Mundial 1970)
98. Copa de Oro de la FIFA (1980)
99. Uruguay (1983)
100. Enzo Francescoli
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